Baseball Is Dying

[BobbyStrawberry]

Originally Posted by puckpaul

But i will tell you what needs to die…the NY Times! What a biased joke of a paper masquerading as serious journalism.

Where do you get your non-masquerading serious journalism these days?

[toledo_mudhen]

Originally Posted by BobbyStrawberry

Where do you get your non-masquerading serious journalism these days?

For most people - it is not a single source but multiple sources with multiple opinions which help to form one's personal opinion

However - I do agree that the New York Times is a completely biased journalistic rag....

[Scocs]

My apologies if this already came up in previous threads, but I can’t take a sport seriously when one player on the Mets (Max Scherzer) makes more in one year than the combined salaries of an ENTIRE team: Orioles, A’s, Guardians, Pirates).

Baseball is dead to me.

[BobbyStrawberry]

Originally Posted by toledo_mudhen

For most people - it is not a single source but multiple sources with multiple opinions which help to form one's personal opinion

However - I do agree that the New York Times is a completely biased journalistic rag....

Hi Lonnie, yes, I do the same. I don't disagree with the general sentiment either, really.. I do find that they occasionally publish very good investigative journalism though, which I think is a good thing even if I don't agree with their editorial viewpoints.

[egri]

Originally Posted by BobbyStrawberry

Where do you get your non-masquerading serious journalism these days?

I've found the Wall Street Journal and BBC to be straightforward. The other outlets, I really haven't missed since I cut the cable.

[BobbyStrawberry]

Originally Posted by egri

I've found the Wall Street Journal and BBC to be straightforward. The other outlets, I really haven't missed since I cut the cable.

Thanks for the recommendations, Scott. I also have not had cable for many years, and other than some live sports, I don't miss it much.